We Are More: Sisters Talk Faith & Feminism

The holidays are coming, and so are the unsolicited opinions, uncomfortable family conversations, and expectations that you’ll keep everyone else happy. 🙃This week, we're talking about setting boundaries, protecting your peace, ditching the pressure to create holiday magic, and remembering that being a good Christian doesn't mean being everyone else's doormat.So this holiday season, take a page out of the men's playbook: Take up space. Get comfortable. Be unapologetically yourself.✨ It's time to manspread your life.

💙 HALLE-BLUE-JAH! 🙌Well, would you look at that. Suddenly, we've got a few more things to be grateful for. 👀This week, we're talking gratitude. The real kind. Not the toxic positivity, plaster-on-a-smile, "God is good!" while your life is falling apart kind.We're talking about finding joy when everything sucks, why Christian women aren't required to be perpetually cheerful, and how you can be grateful for your life while still wanting to change a whole lot about it.One sister is feeling blessed. The other is feeling considerably less blessed. Naturally, chaos ensues.Because sometimes you just have to rejoice. And sometimes the timing is chef's kiss. 💙

You know what's scarier than ghosts, demons, and serial killers?✨ Christian patriarchy. ✨Come along as we explore a haunted house filled with purity culture, Christian nationalism, reproductive nightmares, and a tradwife who's been making sourdough for 37 consecutive hours. The men are in charge, the women are exhausted, and somewhere in the distance, a pastor is explaining why it's all God's perfect design. 🙄It's spooky. It's traumatic. It's unfortunately not even fictional.

What would Satan do? Honestly, we're not even entirely sure who Satan is, and apparently neither were some of the people writing about him. This week, we're digging into the devil, demon-possessed pigs, questionable biblical interpretations, and why men have spent centuries accusing inconvenient women of witchcraft. We also discuss why little Bri thought the literal devil just needed someone to tell him about Jesus. It's spooky season, the theology is getting weird, and we have SO many questions.

Apparently, angels in the Bible are a lot less Precious Moments and a lot more nightmare fuel. We're talking wings, eyeballs, fire, and creatures that sound like Ezekiel might have needed a little nap. But somewhere along the way, we traded terrifying heavenly beings for soft, pretty angels who know their place. And wouldn't you know it, the patriarchy managed to get its grubby little hands on that, too. This week, we're talking angels, Victoria's Secret, and why some men apparently need to feel superior to literally everything God created.